Thanks! Hopefully I'll manage to publish a demo by the end of the year

Been waiting for this. Thanks! Time to update my Google Play apps.

Yep. A friend of mine writes fanfiction and regularly gets fishy comments. The comments seem understanding of their work, like, they actually pick a thing out of the text and comment on it. Then, if my friend replies to that, the commenter immediately follows with "pay 2 promote" offer. Sucks

Awesome! They could be parts of the same story.

Become a pirate! 🏴

I've always liked snow blizzards in video games, like those in The Long Dark, with super-low visibility and all. But it's not a weather for everyone, since it's hard to navigate in :D

A quick timelapse. Hopefully gifs work better now!

#pixelart

I very much like the vibes of this. Gives me a nostalgic feeling for some reason.

A game that doesn't make players sweat or force them to think too hard. Basically, a place to chill. Warm colors and cute visuals are a huge bonus.

(I made a mildly successful game that's been described as cozy)

There is "slow mode" now, available in the preferences. Refreshes feed on click instead of doing it automatically

Matrix has alternative servers: matrix.org/ecosystem/se...

I'm not familiar with them personally, but some of them claim they are easy to setup and maintain

Same, but 3.6. Starting a new project in Godot 4 will be glorious. Someday 🫠

I love the inhaler slug, but for the card I'd go with 2 or 3. 2 especially looks like it wants to be a logo.

I don't know why, but the lighting makes this room look so cozy. Would spend the night 10/10

Thanks! Oh I'm definitely gonna use it for puzzles, and for dialogues too!

Appreciate your advises! The previous one about the targeting reticle was really helpful - it's implemented now.

I like this one as well - it's a very cool idea. Just have to think about how to implement it.

Ooh, cool toilet! Made in Blockbench? What a coincidence, I'm also working on my toilet in Blockbench :D

Yet to be textured

Niche genre-specific subreddits give the best response, I've found. Engine-specific subs are good as well - r/godot is quite friendly.

Just be careful to not overdo it, esp if you are posting links to your steam page. These days it's easy to trigger reddit's mod AI filters and get a sitewide ban